Reread Paul Graham's piece about the most ambitious startup ideas, and the fears and feelings they bring along, to entrepreneurs, VCs and everyone around. Definitely worth the time to read. Something anyone interested in innovation or entrepreneurship would find an interest, in my mind.
The one idea I connected to the most was - "Don't worry if something you want to do will constrain you in the long term, because if you don't get that initial core of users, there won't be a long term. If you can just build something that you and your friends genuinely prefer to Google, you're already about 10% of the way to an IPO"
The one idea I connected to the most was - "Don't worry if something you want to do will constrain you in the long term, because if you don't get that initial core of users, there won't be a long term. If you can just build something that you and your friends genuinely prefer to Google, you're already about 10% of the way to an IPO"
